Kalgoorlie’s rich history as a gold rush town is reflected in its beautifully preserved heritage buildings, many of which date back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries. From grand hotels and town halls to quaint cottages and commercial buildings, Kalgoorlie’s architecture offers a fascinating glimpse into the past. Whether you’re an architecture enthusiast or simply a curious visitor, here’s a guide to some of Kalgoorlie’s most iconic heritage buildings and the stories behind them.1. Kalgoorlie Town Hall: A Grand Civic LandmarkThe Kalgoorlie Town Hall is one of the most impressive examples of civic architecture in the Goldfields. Built in 1908 during the height of the gold rush, the town hall was designed to reflect Kalgoorlie’s status as a prosperous mining town. With its elegant Edwardian-style facade, grand staircase, and beautifully decorated interior, the town hall remains a symbol of the town’s wealth and ambition during the gold boom.Visitors can admire the ornate plasterwork, stained-glass windows, and the magnificent auditorium, which has hosted countless events over the years. The Kalgoorlie Town Hall is still used for civic functions and is open to the public for tours, offering a glimpse into the town’s grand past.What we love: The beautiful interior and historic grandeur, with guided tours that provide fascinating insights into Kalgoorlie’s history.Good to know: The town hall is located on Hannan Street and is often included in walking tours of the town’s heritage sites.